Continuum sources used in spectroscopic instruments are nearly ideal "blackbody" radiation sources. In one of the great theoretical advances in the last century Max Planck determined that the emissivity $(M_{})$ of an ideal blackbody is given by:

Using Python, generate the blackbody curves for a Tungsten filament at $2300K,$ a globar at $1300K,$ and a

tungsten halogen lamp at $3500K.$

What equation should I use for each? How are each equations different from eachother besides temp?